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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05

= brother in prayer-meetlng il G neigh
boring town the other night prayed for
the absent Who were prostrsted on beds
of sickness and sofas Of weIIless.- Rut-
land W Herald
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05

81 LOTS, Mo, oct. 4-Wool - Market
was dali ana unchanged; unWashGd
bright medium 24G24lsc: coarse brGid 2GG
&c., low sandy l1dl2c; bright, light 2le2}c;
tlGc heavy l7G2Oci tub washed-choice 31c;
low 30G32c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05
ME- flrlrRnE.

NEW ORLEANS, La. oct. 4.-Cotton-spot
closed steadv nd unchanged.
5elcs 4750 Del2s.
Stock j,764 oaies.
Low ordinary 7-IGc: ordinary 'l-I6c ;
eoUo ordinary : - 1861 low middlinr 5 1-lGc;
rc,5d.inS sac; good mi66iing 1876; mid
ding I5iI g. -; fair - l6C
Fu.urc7 CpcpeG steady, ruled FIRM, closing
= na1y 4 ID - Dntnfs hlCltnr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05
FINANCIAL.
ENGLISH CONsOLs.

ENGLISH CONSOLE.
LONDON, oct. - Conso,s clio ed st
Iol 11-I6 for money; silver, 441Gd.
MONEY.
NEW YoKh, oct. 4.-Money on call easy al
496 per cent; last loan at 5 per cent. and
Closed at 8 per cent. offered. Prime mer-
camille paper 6116Sl5 per cent Sterling ex
change dull but steady at 81 7934 for sixty days
and S4a. for demand. Total sales stocks to-
DAY 265, S3i shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05

gIrc wool HIRrkst.

GALVESTON, Tx, oct. 4.-Cofee - IN
changed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05
Galveston.

GALvEsToT, FEx., oct 4.-Cott)n - Spot
ciosed STEADY and unchanged
cross recaiUtS sos bAies.
Salcs, ij5! haiGo.
Exports, 1853.
Shipments coSstwlsG, none
itoCk 5l.SI bglea
Low orsinar7. G9 IC,; ordinary, 9-lSc; good
ordinary, - &c; low mi dung, 2.lfc;
mi ding sc, good midGlinE, e.; m!aaliuE
fair, Jja;.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05
J0TXDN MARKETS.
GrosiDsa at All Uustea st@sea POrss.


LIVERPOOL. oct. Cotton - Scot closed
steady midciiDg O.leens 16 higher.
Ordinary 4fau KCOd Ordinary J; ios
mi6dhnS / 10 I6d; middi!nE uplaads SD
mldGling Orleans sd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05

uncured, it is hard indeed to imsgY
The Germans, however, are go
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05

| wefc CUuipicescu ~ noa:iJ Ieu.lH0itd,svgS
ent size, and more strongly packed, a4
| s,,za L. .rnnld Affect fsYarshlI thaAaleS al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05
g 80. a gSgsS
GlIIIIoSSC0nIp1lT.
New Offices.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,

TxLAREA9A, AK, Jane 70, 1875
The TezEs Express Comoauy HIS *
ended lis services over tire Kansas city
sua Paris Extensions OF the Gulf, Cole
ra3o and SAINTS re Railway, snt ovax
ne Sherman Brcach of the st. louis,
5rEa1sas E7d Texas RsIlroad. opening
Offices p: tae 1o-.ovIrs stations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05
L u-llItN EptpGt 5JGAGlI I
eady. 4 SO Is pO!nt : higher.
GZNE&AL BLANKETS.
L-ys11ca and ProgfsiOnS,

aalez rs. 500 asIes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-05

pei tinacity that l. should ncNpt the in
vitation. Al lsst, snd sitter 81 peTsns-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
IGNORANCE Of Ussfn, Th.nes.

! & Jew years ago it suddenly became the
style TO possess some acquaintance with mat.
yers ct commonplace utility. Young women
OF fashion aesertcd the dancing class for the
cooking school, ,.pa plain sewing occupied
rIueh attention i'll Beacon street bosldoirs
HoaGegifsfy in I'll it's braacilos y;as distinctly
lefroinRga, US one ltiShtaay, ard an object
for rlvalgy wa, found in The hating OF bread
or the t'ar1ling Of socks. But now all this is
changed. No longer is il consistent with
highly esiicated propriaty to have any notion
whatever 1egartiins subjects OF the kind
The ''pl'upal' eaper,''' as vllssr folks would
express it. is to profess absolute ignorance OF
every blessed thing tlins il of material use
Tim sire could not ceol- u slice of tonst
to save my Efci' says this years 4blusliine
maiden. SIT must be awfully nice til know
about such things, but / have newer had a
CHANCES 20 learn. Think if twere SHIT q. Ia
y Kitchen wi$h tho stock CT O. provision s. B.
/ should certainly starvs to $tt:,tll. ystsI4:,l
rathea' do So, anyway, thai s.t her ti, ,;.sv
meat and vegetables y ST. y ~, WIFI.
One girl with whom. went driving the
other day kept me waiting half an hour be-
cpiiSn She eonid not find 4. suitable pair OF
giUVes. She had a whole drawer, full, she
told me, but aseFY ono lacked a i,i!itou, and
she did net" h3,ow how to sew the missing
fastening eli. his sane young woman, /
understand, employs the services of q maid
who IL actually obliged to put on her mis-
treSs' shoes and stockings. To such a point
has faatsionablo helplessusesy arrived. must
confess l do not envy tho husband who
secures one Of these highly Ornamental crea-
lures for partner in LIES cares and troubles
Boston Cor GJ0be-D Democrat a. =, S. 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

U Default hayinfl 1eeu made il li,eeouait f6iisof
q certain Srtsrge. exeentef spes tie1i psred
;, BY " Helen Wa, Btlskirk and ashrs Bus
morssagee, beari:fg date the O. !, day January
4. D. 1850, mad recorded In Inc Office tho reg
tster Ct aes as Of rssR county minnesota Oil
e, u, book ..fs. o. rage ass. hich
ssi'l mortgagtE IS together gii, the debt
1h s, secured rs, VA, +. hy ss:a
isaefi IN nnaE Rfun DAFT bF an in
writing ,intel The I'll. dag Of Februars A. Il.
1887 AMI duly ssearded IN tfh etiiea the reai
ter 81 deeds .,srseal
OF the dag cf March A. r. tssTi ( else
p. NJ book q " 81 @ nd
'1'sti s.ffi R,ps:gas WISH Stsla debt
thefet = WIS :,s said iisnsiat sstsnleti
ca Ss and assigned tosE. % !iaasii;oa. Es an
inst1 ineit in writing: fetrig aits tise 18th day
OF Angus, n 1885,, and sher{afte6 duly r6eor.
cd in the phicc ri the resi.it oSt.eess al sid
Msrrise county. ain3sessta tli t:ic T5slt of
August - r. 1857 at a2atto clne.s - m - book
"L Ct%t.,nr.2gges f:ag.s i9 and m :y!iti ere
lSfialined to he due, and is due ri The tfes IL
this notice the sum Of dfty.ore ANA !s.iiktto!.
Jars, slf no action or proceeding ;ssting bern
instituted at 'aW ar otherwise 10 recare. the
d1t cree by Id N artea2ea or any part there
o. NntF 1hefetqF.s. &etiee is Herehs Giveh.
sh'd iafrtsase. ffnii pursuant to the statute in
sneh case rGade altk provided, The said mortgage
Mi! ~. ioreelosstt. and tie prnist.s described in
ara covered by said mprtGa,sc viz Il Lot number
s;.sen a III si6rk number gc!it9 IN The
TIipSc OF EitIe$Fa is as surveyed am. plated BY
; sutIan,; said plat being Oh tie jlt the office
o. ffe Is ter OF deeds sifh ana for said Nor;
ris'f't cDhlSa Minnesota. with The di.a,neI.t-
aEisttSand sppnrtens ices viii be scll al Enblic
anftiriir to the hishssi bidder fer cash, to pay
sal4 debt and Interest. and twenty !iye tlei.ars
attorney slee us stipulated in artf by said mort
gage. IN Ease OF foreclosure and the sdisburse.
ihefts flowed by law: which sale will bo made
~ the sher'gGi'of said Morrison county. 81 the
front door OF te co,!r: l,nIss in the villa &c ot
n
a5 Of sseEtanleZ,~ a., u 1887 at 2 O. clock n nj
0! that day = ii. I,': i55sH y
hatssl Oetpt,ri G. s.. u. 1887 J IL .
D., 90, ..'E L. D. fIAMlET4S.'
Assignee OF 1tor!gagee.
i, II FAHSlIAA - ~. - sII g -
Attorney for Assignee ttS-f
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
- -
& Il NOR rls.ilsE aAL II *

L
esauis hasiiis been mad ND lyInent d
the ~ lbnr "a aud y.pas dpl
Which III iinaf 10 due all iiat tile iffc
o. this ttsn sser tai Il
tseatea aud dsissrs ~ I; Gorge is
Elmer d ilinil raas tsas Is, beas IA .iass III
third dny fiF Jnne. d. lss, and with 4 i,a MOI
tofsale shsr9ill eutltai ned. recnIde i. tnt
s,f istef Of Deeds In ani sor the
is.,uns 81 silt STATE \,
m. In book an pc &c Ssa aud
WhfsIs fsred "a me 3ourtseIttif ID,
aItsil, 81 o. tic Elper lia,rH
ton 81 Jol:t sigl,pi. I'D Inst ID
The lister Of deed coillit 81 tie f3f
seeRt. of April sss, ID an sSi ana
49, tnok OF MOI tgag ss aud no etion 81
proceeding hayirig been inst tuteds at Ian 81
fo I, fs daa secured g saie
There FORE Sots ca Is Hereby Ri Tkss
ty Virtue OF fhepoWsr of 81 eoiai Iiti lid ss;l
norsgage and pai staiu III ssnel
Ibe III ,s pls
IN az conveyed by saa1 Il he
sputts half or lhs So nth essst Ssrls aud III
sf5pg nal Ne saslth iisaifers BIZ Iseiioi
Nh u Iaasssa ssss
and q.s sAa tIarstit
bss ma she of stofris % mus al
sas rs sis sss s a 81 a III
Eslsr az d 40 aplcSs
fIidet f III ras e. l.7 hi ana Intssest
tsAs ssiss' g. "a as.d lsgsb.
sssls tsa An
III ss q s 81 sssnsls
i stss,.,s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
4 Fi,nts for modern ls,.r,crs.

Our Saxon ancestors appear TO have de-
voted consisi eltbl, attention to the subj Of
their halr; S Though ignorant of nacassar
ashes and seetheil in oilNata leaves Of ,xsilos
would stop hair from falling of, brit should
the hair be too thick tilen must o ssyailow be
burned TO ashes under tile, and tia as;,ns be
spfi,ikled 81. ;sle head But ;:lto-
5gethe. prevent the growth Ct Lar ems
CONF there. y n ineteenth Century IA
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
!! ! !. <!

NSsE H. e. x sc. La Isl 49, LIZ Y a "A
4ss 3s4
lagg ~ "
III a.
lg ~ III Is
e ma II Ell
Il tlis, y 81 y
iii 1i,i4fs I3a IN mn n
HI ifsa {icSsss to I'M
James ii ss ssvk I'll q slsau
sl.,s ss,rssa nv Az M
lboaig iss9 s,,1t 81 a ara tAcn ina ~
thes az MI hiohs az:
hare ssI Isl. iii ,ese ars tho h,,ntinr
/ groriss s al fhs, yyrsi.
.s fssS rsss N iesi, fssl " yn,t fyyr, fcs4
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
'<z. ORDER 10 EXAMINE u tss,sCo uNfss. J,

sIATE OF MiNNES0fA,1 S. 49, @s%S::
%ailsrY OF MORRISON. - i
in Probate eenit,+ Special Term. October %,
1887 5s} E5t \ ~ u BIZ b! zfssfi5' # y IN
heecased p 3sf f II
On rsaaiiis and Hing tbs petition O; Charles
Huiis 8 the the estate OF Ther-
esit :auat; dece pre- seniii a,.G,lg Sther
fthihss tia. lie has f,ills ndn,inistessf saf ID.
.ate a.a praying that a tiiae aud plare be fixed
| ,ior esaMining assd allewins his Account OF hia
aa:ei4 istratioh and for the assignment of
The residue OF said estate 10 hei 80 @ sF M
TITS @ fB EaED, That sid account sf,ss es.
amiHed and ,itioB ,esgi by the Judge of this
Casfs Oh a9atlay the Ilth tfaY Of No
veater. Q. lssgss at tssn clock 3 m 40 the
gdle. Of 81 said Court LII Little Fals
II, said County: 81 ~ "
E AN d II III ETHfsR Or Erred, Tha. ;noriee
shersof be stse,i to aii 8perssns iYitsrssted by
publishing "a caIg OF this order fer three sue
cessiFe esSks prior.t5 said day of hearing, III
The Liz r s}ls transcript gfesiY ifetsspapfsr
printed and pt, lsheti at Little Falls III said
County. :
October, 4. n.lssTs Y ssl
by the tea M s3 s5s
~ RICHARDSON. 81
esfsrf
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

F. State of Minnesota, } r..
80 . - .E's SsS in Probate Court
County Of Morrison 49,
Z IN thss 'dat;er oftthe Estate ofHillaip Butler
deceased '<G ~ 49,
:: NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. To al persons
hayiu. claims aud demands against the esate
of Wi s,am Bntier. late OF tho county Of MORT
son, decreased. thai the Judge of The PIabate
,Cnart "fSaid County will hear, examine an / adj
Just t;iailnse id demands against said estate, ct
has office in the village 81 Little Fails in said
Comfy on the first Monday of each month for
the months a November and December in 1857
and for the months 81 January February, March
nIi'i Ai,It in l:s8 and that SIX months from the
FIRST day :ef November. 1887. have been limited
and allowed by -ais: Prohate Ctiug. for creditors
u present their claims. ~ ~ ~ $50,
49, . " MARIEE BUTLER 81
= x H1lIIAbi 4. BUTLER.
Catel this 18th day of October, 1851. ~ T.
Administra.rix and Administrator OF the Es-
tate Of VIM Butler Deceased. 3ea :, "a sss4,'2.;'
= = AL ~. g. N. EiCHA RDSON,
= ~. 800 T. =. 49," Judge 81 Probate.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
ORDER TO HEAR PETITION FORs IL. ENSF
:5i@i &. TO SELL LAND OF MINOR, &C.

ORDER TO HEAR PETITION FOR LICENSE
.5i5I " TO SELL. LAND OF MINOR, &C. z
state Z I q aiin'n,e e :.. '' +.z.1. 4
.col;niy@ Morrison - In Probate. Court,
S5s:.ce:. 8. G Special Term ts.ss
III the Matter OF the 5Guariianship OF Caroline
EBFentaH Arci.ihola.a mirror: f!.5,s.5@,s
t,s, rearing en- Hing the petition Of william
iPeet, Sr,i suaTGiae 3ssaid minor representins
a,:io!.s ofner things. taat che, the sail ward is
seized Of eerta:n real estate III said Morrison
cD'n,y and thatit is for her intcscstthat all Of
the saaa sdaid hesum ain. tirayitis for aicense
from *aits retii6t thnt il will be fnrthe test in
lcpt. IL to ellatif real estate 1T pirate sale
u iSert.er: a,is t!fcttd that the next of kin to
said Hsr a:sa Ill persons Interested in said es-
tate. appear before Gac Judge III this court on
Saturday, The 1911. tiay of Novets.Ser5s1A n 1857
81 F*'.,ci n. m, al The COURT i,ense in Little
= IL. Is sai ccill.ty, then and there To show
'':at 81: aiiy there heJ Why iicellse shoa I'd ,ot
~ .EiIc', lVr the sAle of i.i rrtil estate accord
~. 70 the PRAYER OF saiu rettit5n. 49, %
AMI II IS FURTHER OK DEEF.n NJ Thaf u
ecRyot Ills 0rtiar$stall nc pi.alisiett for four
suCt esvc weeks fior 10 3ii q, Gay 5fiieaii,ia the
last hf which publications. shall be ST least fnur-
teen days before The said tlnpfOf hearing III the
Little Falls Transcript. !, week iyE siitW s,aner
rtintrtIGt Little Pals in said eepntr. t.t.seP Z
.liased 81 Little Fails the 10Th day Of October,
AID. fSs77 81 sz, N "A q 81 r. 5sz
s.E.St5f BY the Court 81
a. - - =, ! 5 N.RIGH PStlS, q 7
,I Probate it,,un n sforrisf,i, 10 ,pt, sTjn,,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
- ~ --!-'-7, -, -
IS Danantt for, rtiuor Coins

+ The demand Tho minor coin dimes,
nickel and 81 s.t the aila-
sdelphia mint here b Ian .ioss. AIRED
to be is unable TO ks, ssiittil
it, hess assd to al extent never Known
before in thss south aud west. = Chicago
&5sS f5f -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

NHUI!S u EaIDTTIstIi z z, -. = ts=E;s n
~@5.f 4, .1 in Probate Court; i, is9r
IN Tie Mitser oftlic Estate ofIdMin Rogers de-
ceased =: ~ rs .s5tsl l.!.< zs 80. Z sl$
n :SOTIClSlS tlEI&EBi GIVEN: TO Ill persons
haytng claims ind demands against The estate Of
Edwin Rogers. late Of The county Of Cook state
otlainois, deceHstd, tsat the nudge Of the pro-
bate court of sata county wiz hear, examine md
Adjust Claims nl.1 deIsarflS against said estate
at his oics in The court hcttsc at Iittefa In
said County bd the first MantlaE Of ear Il Inpnlh
for SIX successive months Commencing With the
1861 Say Of October "A II 1887: and thai SIX
nent;}s fyen i;ls lath day Of Gesobarr 1851, hare
bcenslimitpd aadSallnTea by said probate co,irt
for nFtdhpfstn pre'salls iheir claims " E ;..5
hatesl taiS 3rd day OF October. 1887 ~
z.: ! 81 II. . tb0ElS &. sSEEBEsGisF II,
Administer Of he Estate OF Edwin Is1,g II, de.
ceased. D., A. f E32 D. g5z8sE stSt.i Z (
y (%zE:$q, FIJI, II. N.RIcHARDsDS.s 7
q Pr II = 2. Ja,ige at pr5base
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
B Heats Mechanical 1.s, usvaie,,t.

The question as IL tho es,.ct me-
chanical aaui ilaastt puzzled
engiileelw The OK II ,:.5ss that
one oil set
belt Il equal one vs. is,
Public )pinIon. ga 5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

& ions are on foot foi. a colony 81
ten Germans from Chicago to set
de on hundred ,tsrss on Whit is known 6
Storms ranch betsreea golfax ns,a Grass
Valley, New &. 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
NOTICE I, n sI.1RTe s.; I ssT,s

ASflESf d MERRILL; s. 50 5it f 3.;Ss'
Attorneys for Mertsusee, ffg sS:3 IL
Yi.ssg 4G4 Bssion Block, NIIl1nearolis. Nina.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

A polished ttllooa,s as 30 by 1yiping It
with 8 sciesh ted nth mill, Of with
tfsntaI NIL 81 ss 5SFF s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25
: =. ~ E! - n. MICH NRf'StlS,
& Probate fudge Of Morrison Co unty, MINI.
M lTICE 10 sCREpfrf,,; +,

State, 81 MINNESOTA, ! / : I ~. ~ Z -. q
Conniy of Morrison. J 4, 20 4 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-11-25

j. NOTICE til CREDITORS.

i, IL FARNlIAa. -. II
Attorney for Assignee, .t'i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, d. C.,
MAR LYONS MILL" AND "BELAIR

. By virtue Of q deed Of trust duly recorded among
the Land records of the District Of Columbia in ber
No TSg tRsse: 292 &C. and st the request OF the
DAY, the FIRST OF NOVEMBER, 1887. st Four
O'CLOCK 7. M. certain real estate in the county Of
Washington, In said District and described Is follows:
Beginning for the same at the end Of thu third line Of
east along the fourth line OF the widows Mite"
feet; thence west and right angles to the fourth
line OF the widows Mite" to Rock Creek then north
with said creek to intersect line drawn n "a de-
and thence with said line reversed 81 degrees So
minutes east to the beginning with the
rights, and appurtenances to the same belonging
By virtue OF the herenbe ore rected deed Of trust
and Of said request and Of decree duly by
cause No. l0507, docket 81 the 10Th Of September
the subscriber will sell at public auction said
PAST FOUR VCLO6K ~, certain real estate in the
county Of Wsshngton IN sad District part Of Pretty
came at stone marked % g." in the fourth line Of
the tract called the widows Mite" and lis perohes
from the beginning of said fourth line and running
THENCE on said line n; threeausrters degree W. SOL
and thence s. desrsss 4ss So. 6o feet 70 the the
place Of beginning with the improvements rights and
appurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale for both psrcel Opethird part of the
money in cash Of which 800 on first parcel
ance In notes ct sx and twelve months with interest
and secured by deed Of trust the premises ali
cash at the purchasers option Conveyanc ng and
knowiedgnsnt aud recor ing at the purchasers cost
terms OF sale be not complied with In ca days
Of the dsfanltne purchaser after i've days daily no.
~ w cHHRfEs n. MxFfHkws Trustee,
o1e-dkds 1908 31st street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

A Bear Takes q Ride On the Cars.
H snELr FIsH AND GOT ABOARD 10 INVESTIGATE.
AZ passenger train No. 9, on the ,. r and n,
nom Cedar Key to Jacksonville, was passing
through what II known g the Gulf Hammock, at
point about IL or 15 miles out from Cedar Key,
some cattle on the track caused the train TO
IYmes- Union. The train was composed Of an
snglne and tender, combination cal, containing
re e enc Sa
the tran sio~ssS up e prevent running
out Of the woods, climbed up the PLATFORM q tSs
car 70 see, probably, II there was anything Of an
>, ne had On the
the interior inside he found three nice strings Of
stomach, except the entrsiis which were care
FULLY deposited on the car noof.
During the time the bear was taking his lunch
through the car, whistling captain Jenka"
When be arrived at the door Of the express car
ne tn1eW open the door, with the pucker from
occupant Of the express compartment he says
that he cannot remember whether his heart tried
got down in his shoes. The next thing he remem !,
Ders distinctly was finding himself back In the
coach, breathlessly reciting the tale Of his dis
usually amiable conductor muttered something
IKE Got EN- again, /" ana went to the car to In
Ing peep at the bear his cap wouldn't quite come
down TO his head and he was fully convinced
brain.
When the train started up after the stop the
sway1ng OF the car shut the door, and all thought
s snat an Important capture had been made. The
gear soon became tired Of his ride and looked about
a1 S, means OF egress Nothing appeared 50 vulner
car. which were protected by iron rods about
nali inch In diameter. He selected one OF these
and ciawed the woodwork about It very badly
rods with his paws, and giving them hug broke
ana twisted them on clean. His numbering body
was then forced through the aperture and struck
the ground like rubber ball. He turned two or
three somersaults and ambled on into the woods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

La I0lia Nsnericaina

THE PARTISAN POLICE STILL HUNTING MISS HARE
Paris Special to the New York World.
Inc police here are still In search Of la jolie Amer
tcaine, Una Hare, who has disappeared 80 com.
pletely that M. Taylor, the Partisan prototype of
Inspector Byrnes already commences to hint
darkly OF spontaneous combustion. She first made
her debut here three years ago as Mile Emily Chi
orni, gifted song bird from the Rocky Mountains
who was, on the advice OF friends about to submit
ner untutored talent to the refining Influences OF
the conservatory masters. She soon gave this up
however, and went into a sort OF brokerage bust.
ness VIII al sorts OF shady gentry as clients
pered by honesty In her enterprises, yet she never
seemed TO have m with great success and on
each recurring rent day was sold out She soems
TO have been an inexhaustibe story-teller and
never failed TO bring tears into the eyes OF her
listeners when she related how she had b .en born
TO great estates OF which the present government
had deprived her on account OF political reasons
she could also, according TO N. Taylor, make ex-
cellent gin cocktails and sing affectinrly UIlown
Upon the Swanee River"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
A Prisoners Long Nan.

ELI LUCAS SLEEPS FROM APRIL UNTIL OCTOBER.
telegram from Frankfort, KY, October 16,
says Dr. Gober, the physician at the penitentiary,
relates most remarkable case In the history of his
professional practice. He says that Eli Lucas col
ored, came to the penitentiary from Louisville un-
der life sentence for murder, and that until with
In SIX months past he was healthy and capable Of
performing the heaviest labor. At that date ne
manifested extreme nervousness, and would shrink
ana crouch into corners as II experiencing great
fright. He soon lost the use Of every member Of
MS body, and then fell into a heavy stupOr that
evidenced the loss OF all sensation. In this cond-
ZION, dead man to all appearances, excepting an
occasional turning Of the b. ad, he remained until
the day OF the Inauguration OF Gov Buckner, when
ne showed the drst symptoms OF returning life BY
making feeble effort TO mutter.
Two weeks ago there was an apparent improve
ment, and to-day the doctor pronounces him re-
stored, sound in body and mind. Lucas says he
doesn't remember OF his illness. He thought he
had been In the hospital but day or two, and was
surprised TO awaken from an April nap to learn
that he was In the middle OF the month OF October
Inc treatment was addressed to the brain as the
seat OF the nerve centers.